When considering purchasing precious metals like gold, you are buying into a physical asset. Prudent investors use precious metals such as gold, silver, platinum and palladium to balance their investment portfolio against under performing equities, inflation, and as a hedge against the devaluation of the dollar during periods of economic uncertainty. In recent years we have seen increasing portfolio diversification towards tangible assets such as precious metals. In fact, many portfolio managers suggest that a well diversified portfolio should contain at least 5-15% of physical precious metals.
The following are factors which should contribute to price movements of precious metals:
You should consider purchasing precious metals from Cache Metals because:
Cache Metals is convenient: Easily buy Physical gold, silver, platinum or palladium. Client has the choice of either taking home delivery or having precious metals stored in a secure registered depository for ease of liquidity.
Cache Metals is secure: Cache only deals in registered “good standard” hallmarks for its physical metals sales, and comex registered depositories for secured and insured storage.
Cache Metals is competitive: Don’t get caught up in the hidden costs for paper gold, and even other bullion dealers with their huger bid-ask spreads and limited liquidity. When dealing with Cache you get the lowest opportunity cost in purchasing physical bullion to listed spot prices. Buying or selling precious metals through Cache is completely transparent with no hidden or unnecessary charges. This leaves the purchaser with maximum potential to profit from price increases.
Cache Metals has limit orders: Full capability for client to place limit buy/sell or stop buy/sell orders for peace of mind and preservation of capital. When purchasing stored bullion there are minimum order limits on buy and sells for each transaction.
As with all investments, the price of precious metals changes rapidly, and as such should be considered volatile. Upon entering the metals market, the risk of loss is solely that of the client. Only individuals who are capable of sustaining a capital loss should consider purchasing precious metals. Acquisitions in precious metals which are financed are considered high risk